Fifth Element
Episode 8 of the Summers Off podcast, hosted by Ty Hudson, titled "Fifth Element" was published on August 14, 2024 and runs 108 minutes.
August 14, 2024 ·108m · Summers Off
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Episode Description
I don't want one listen, I want all the listens! Bzzz! What's wrong with you?! We have some Chris Tucker magic this week with our episode on Fifth Element.
We get into the love stories taking place in front of the camera and behind, why Gary Oldman is ashamed of this one, and the soft jazz parties of Bruce Willis. And, we broach the question you've wanted answered for years. Is that Milla Jovovich's real hair? All this and more this week on Summers Off!
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